Recent content by Underboss_3

Haha. Considering Stonewall's still alive, I feel like every day is extra for him anyway.

I could see that. In the mid 90's, when I was a teenager, a string of minor-league ECHL (East Coast Hockey League) teams sprung up here in Louisiana (and all across the South). Lafayette, Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Alexandria, and Shreveport all had teams. There's actually a book about it called...

This, sir, is brilliant. Could make for an interesting timeline.

Anybody calling themselves Zoidberg is cool in my book.

Well now I have to know where Stonewall ends up.

x'Dx'D Only Nixon could go to China, and only Edwards could go to the Mongol Empire.

Working on a list of VPs and losing candidates. I'm currently at work, so I'll have to finish that off on Monday when I start my week off. Jefferson Davis (1861-1868) John C Breckenridge(1868-1874) Joseph E Johnston (1874-1880) James Longstreet(1880-1886) William HF Lee(1886-1889)+ Simon B...

Awesome.It's good to see another Dixie timeline after the disappointment of seeing the one I was following before getting shut down for blatant plagiarism.

As a Southerner, I take offense to the idea that anyone would consider my homeland to be as backward and inhospitable as New Jersey x'D

I always pictured Saul Rubinek as Goldman.

As a Cajun born and raised in South Louisiana, I have your answer: Hippo Gumbo.

I'm wondering about the early days of television. I'm guessing the war would be too recent for an ATL version of Hogan's Heroes with a Southern version of Col. Klink. And with no Cuban Revolution in the 1930's, Desi Arnez probably stays on the island and never meets Lucille Ball

I'm a fan of your old Heart of Dixie timeline. I just wanted to check in and say that it's good to see you still posting your work here.

Watched that just this afternoon. Cody has a cool channel.

I'm curious what radio networks exist in the CS and US (CBS, NBC, Mutual Radio Network, etc).